XtoysJessica Rabbit Ultimate XXTRA G Vibrator Review
Editor's opinion
The Jessica Rabbit Ultimate XXTRA G is a classic multi-function rabbit that aims for three points of stimulation at once. It suits someone who wants variety and a full-size shaft with rotating beads, but the TPR material needs careful cleaning and the battery power means keeping spares to hand.
Rabbit vibrators built for simultaneous internal, clitoral and G-spot stimulation have been a category staple for years, and the Jessica Rabbit Ultimate XXTRA G is a fairly maximal take on the idea. It combines soft clitoral ears, two rows of rotating metal beads and a separate G-spot bullet, then hands you six vibration patterns and six rotation speeds to mix as you please.
That is a lot happening at once, which is the appeal and also the thing to weigh. A buyer should think about the full 280mm length, the flexible TPR body and its cleaning needs, and the fact that this is battery powered rather than rechargeable before deciding it is the right rabbit for them.
The good and the bad
What works
- Three distinct areas addressed at once: clitoral ears, rotating beads and a G-spot bullet
- Wide range of combinations with six vibration patterns and six rotation speeds
- Rotating metal beads add a sensation many single-motor rabbits lack
- Waterproof design allows bath or shower use and makes rinsing simple
What to be aware of
- TPR material is porous and needs thorough cleaning and only water-based lubricant
- Battery powered, so you'll need spares on hand rather than a quick recharge
- At 280mm and 40mm this is a full-size toy, not a beginner's first choice
- Rotating beads and multiple motors tend to be noisier than a simple vibrator
Buy it if
Someone who already enjoys rabbit-style toys and wants a full-size, feature-rich option with rotating beads and plenty of settings to experiment with across all three points of stimulation.
Skip it if
Newcomers or anyone sensitive to size should look at a smaller, gentler rabbit first. If low maintenance matters, a rechargeable silicone model will be easier to care for and quieter.
Design and materials
The body is made from TPR, a flexible rubber with a little give, which helps the shaft and clitoral ears flex to your shape. It is worth knowing that TPR is porous, so it cannot be fully sterilised and should be paired only with water-based lubricant, as silicone lubricant can degrade the surface over time.
At 280mm long and 40mm at its widest, this is firmly a full-size rabbit rather than a compact one. Not all of that length is insertable, but the girth and overall scale mean it is aimed at people comfortable with a substantial toy rather than those just starting out.
How it is meant to be used
The idea is coordinated stimulation: the clitoral ears rest externally, the two rows of metal beads rotate within the shaft, and the G-spot bullet is positioned to buzz in time with the ears so the sensations build together.
With six vibration and pulsation patterns and six independent rotation speeds, there is genuine scope to tune it, from a slow gentle turn to something faster and livelier. That combination of separate controls is the toy's real selling point, though it does mean a short learning curve to find the settings you actually like.
Care, cleaning and power
The waterproof design is a practical plus. It lets the toy join you in the bath or shower and makes cleaning easier: wash with warm water and a suitable toy cleaner, then dry fully before storing. Because TPR is porous, being conscientious about cleaning and drying matters more here than with a non-porous material.
It is battery powered rather than rechargeable, so factor in keeping the right batteries in the drawer. Rotating beads and multiple motors also draw on power and tend to be audible, so this is not the most discreet toy if noise is a concern for you.
How it compares
Against a simple single-motor rabbit, the Ultimate XXTRA G offers more: the rotating beads and separate speed controls give a broader palette of sensation. That versatility is its edge in the category.
The trade-offs are the familiar ones for this style. A rechargeable silicone rabbit will be lower maintenance, quieter and easier to clean thoroughly, but often at the cost of the rotating-bead feature. If those rotating beads and the full-size feel are what you want, this delivers them; if simplicity and easy care rank higher, a silicone alternative may serve you better.
The bottom line
The Jessica Rabbit Ultimate XXTRA G is a capable, feature-packed rabbit for someone who wants rotating beads, triple stimulation and lots of settings in a full-size form. Just go in aware of the TPR care routine, the need for batteries and the size, and if those suit you it is a versatile choice.
Frequently asked questions
Is this suitable for beginners?
It is on the larger side at 280mm long and 40mm wide, and combines several forms of stimulation at once. Someone new to rabbit vibrators may find a smaller, simpler model easier to start with.
What lubricant should I use with it?
Because the body is TPR, stick to a water-based lubricant. Silicone lubricant can damage porous rubber materials over time, so it is best avoided here.
Can I use it in the bath or shower?
Yes. It has a waterproof design, so it can be used in water and is straightforward to rinse clean afterwards.
Does it need batteries or is it rechargeable?
It is battery powered, so it is worth keeping suitable spare batteries to hand rather than relying on a quick recharge.
How do I clean and store it?
Wash with warm water and a suitable toy cleaner after each use, then dry it fully before storing. As TPR is porous, thorough cleaning and drying are especially important.